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Gain the skills to lead in one of the nation’s fastest-growing industries with an online Master of Health Administration (MHA) from The University of Scranton. This respected and CAHME-accredited program prepares you for in-demand roles like healthcare administrator or policy analyst in settings ranging from hospitals to consulting firms. Designed for working professionals, an MHA from The University of Scranton lets you tailor your path to areas like analytics, policy or healthcare systems while focusing on ethical patient care.
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Highly Accredited
Earn your MHA with confidence! Scranton’s CAHME-accredited program aligns with the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE).
90% Job Placement
In-demand, and highly respected, this program provides opportunities for in-field experiences that prepare you for a leadership role.
Top MHA Program
Recognized by U.S. News and Modern Healthcare as a top MHA program. Employers value the education you’ll receive for meeting the highest standards.
Meet Today's Healthcare Challenges
The University of Scranton’s MHA program, rooted in Jesuit values, prepares you to face the challenges of healthcare with integrity and compassion, benefiting both patients and organizations. Courses include healthcare organization and administration, healthcare law, and health services and systems. Customize your degree with the following options, or inquire about our additional specializations in Post-Acute Care Administration or the on-campus option for Population Health Management.
The University of Scranton’s Master of Health Administration (MHA) program, available online or on-campus, is a 2.5-year, 47-52 credit CAHME-accredited program with no GRE or GMAT required. With a 90% job placement rate, this program provides an education grounded in Jesuit principles and prepares you to navigate the dynamic healthcare industry. The curriculum follows the ACHE Healthcare Leadership Alliance competency model, covering 24 core competencies across five key domains, ensuring you gain the advanced management skills needed for success in healthcare leadership.
Request InformationThe University of Scranton’s Master of Health Administration (MHA) with a specialization in Global Health, available online or on-campus, is a 2.5-year, 53-credit CAHME-accredited program that requires no GRE or GMAT for admission. With the option to transfer up to six credits and study abroad opportunities, this program prepares you to apply healthcare leadership skills globally. You’ll explore the challenges faced by international healthcare systems, enhance intercultural communication, and engage in discussions on public health, healthcare management, and social justice issues.
Request InformationThe University of Scranton’s Master of Health Administration (MHA) with a specialization in Health Informatics, available online, is a 2.5-year, 53-credit program that requires no GRE or GMAT scores for admission. Grounded in Jesuit principles, this program includes three specialization courses and allows the transfer of up to six credits. With just six additional credits beyond the core MHA curriculum, you’ll explore the critical role of health informatics in healthcare institutions, community organizations, and the public sector. You’ll gain insights into its impact on policy and develop the skills needed to lead healthcare organizations in today’s dynamic economy.
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A High-Quality Learning Experience Designed to Meet Your Needs.
Why choose Scranton?
- Academic Excellence in Healthcare Administration
Theoretical and practical approaches, as well as field-based learning prepare you for leadership roles. Benefit from strong career support from faculty, alumni, and an engaged community. - Flexible and Accessible
No barriers to entry, including prerequisites, entrance exams or application fees. Competitive tuition rates, no residency requirements, and no out-of-state tuition costs. - Global Health and Study Abroad Opportunities
Explore the ethical, social, and environmental consequences of local and national decisions on the global health system through research and engagement. - Respected Faculty
Learn from experienced professionals who understand the challenges you’ll encounter and share practical advice to help you succeed.
Education Excellence at a Reasonable Price.
Excellent Return on Investment
Our online programs offer an uncommonly high-quality learning experience at a lower tuition rate than similarly top-ranked institutions.
Integrity-Driven, Values-Based Education
You’ll get an education rooted in Jesuit values with a strong sense of ethics to help you address healthcare’s challenges and lead with compassion for patients.
“I particularly appreciate the flexibility that the online MHA provides. It has allowed me to balance my studies and other aspects of my life, such as work and my family responsibilities.”
Eric Leslie, G’23, Master of Health Administration
Frequently Asked Questions
The University of Scranton’s MHA program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Management Education (CAHME). This designation assures future employers that your education meets the highest standards.
Additionally, the MHA program aligns with the ACHE Healthcare Leadership Alliance competency model, featuring 24 core competencies across five critical domains. You will also gain essential skills in leadership, communication, and relationship management.
The curriculum consists of 16 courses (47 credits) and one internship or residency.
Yes, the program offers four specializations, including: Global Health and Health Informatics. Each includes at least 150 hours of fieldwork and adds 6 credits, bringing the total to 53 credits. You can also focus on Post-Acute Care Administration (MHA) or the on-campus option of Population Health Management. See your advisor for details.
If you are not yet ready to commit to an MHA, we offer an Executive Certificate in Health Administration. Enhance your MHA through our dual MBA-MHA programs. Get more opportunities to build a return on your investment.Take the Next Step
You deserve a superior, transformational learning experience that prepares you to, in the words of St. Ignatius Loyola, “Teach us to give and not to count the cost.”
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